Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1887-07-01
The Outlook,


# omOrrow, Saturday, July the s.
elections q the proposition % nd the
81 tho water power 81 itile3
Hfails SD g held Little Falls yillage
will vote on the question 81 Issaing
~, 900 ID bonds the town 81 Little Fslls
viii vote On issuing On, 600; The town
of Pike Creek 81 issuing $l5 900 the
town Of Belle Prairie On issuing 80, 900
and The county Of Morrison On issuing
$3.50
Of course there ID moro orr less anxiety
rs 10 the out come, as the great import.
,,nce of@,he success Of the whole plan is.
fully appreciated ~ tue citizens Of this
locality sss.s. iss5s
Tile village Of Little Falls will give j
solid vote for the issue Of both the village
and connty bonds. no. . man being
opposed to II. The town of Little Falls
will vote solidly for the county bonds
rive an almost solid vote for tic town
bonds The load on this town is heavier
Than WAS expected until after Judge
Collins decision, but thorough and
personal convass Of the town shows
that it will vote the town bonds BY a
vote Of about seven to one. There
are not more than SIS voters in the
town, and it is known positively that
there is no doubt whatever Of the result.
Pike Greek town is solid for both town.
and county bonds; and thorough
canvass Of the town has failed to find
a voter who is opposed to either the
town or county bonds. In Belle Prairie
town the condition is very satisfactory,
and is far better than was expected.
The town is practically solid for. the
issue Of both the town and county bondll
For time the powerful Gravelyille
influence was somewhat opposed to the
town bonds, but careful comparison Of
the cost and benefits has finally In
f1uenced them in the right why and
there will be practically no opposition
to voting the town bonds tomorrow
In the county the canvass has pro-
crossed in way and with results to
please and satisfy all " no are ]ahoring
for the voting Of county aid in this
great move toward the Development of
Morrison county's resources and the
building of manufacturing city in her
boundaries. In nearly every part Of the
county public sentiment is favorable to
voting the bonds, and$the, leading men of
nearly every town are active supporters
of the movement. Royslton. as was
expected,i is opposed to the bonds, but
even in that town it will not be solid
adverse vote. In Pierz and Buchanan
the sentiment is divided, with a pro-
liability, that the majority will be small
either way. Morrill, town. with lis
do zen or SO votes,w will probably 60
against it. -. Two Rivers and Elm
Dale both contain some opponents OF
The bonds, but each Of these towns will
give majority for the bonds. In all
other towns IN the county,the sentiment
is overwhelming in favor Of the bonds.
There appears to us to be no doubt
what ever as to the outcome. The vote
will not be as heavy P! as last fall, and the
majority for tie bonds will be between
400 and 500. These statements are made
from the best of authorities, and at this
late day certainly not to have an effect
On to.morrow's vote. Tie larger the
majority the better, and the effort from
now on shouldn't BE- relaxed in any degree
Doubt asto the result there is none !;
but the value ola great majority is we'll
worth all the effort it will cost j. ..